Canada has the clean energy the world needs, so what’s stopping us from delivering?

Exporting clean technologies and infrastructure would create high-value jobs, expand our industrial base, increase GDP, and reinforce long-term competitiveness in sectors expected to grow substantially over the coming decades.
Canada must also take a more strategic approach to supporting its clean energy industry by attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic supply chains, and helping Canadian firms scale globally, writes Bryan Detchou.

Canada’s clean advantage is not adequately discussed, even when the opportunity could not be more apparent.

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